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Table 1. ММ of scorpaena albumins and their tryptic cleavage products.
MM of albumin
Da MM of products after albumin tryptic cleavage
Da
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723.38; 733.32; 778.40; 851.49; 901.43; 927.41; 949.57; 1011.51; 1050.53; 1083.52; 1125.6 2; 1197.59; 1214.65;
1243.6; 1248.57; 1256.64; 130 9 .63; 1310.60; 1317.73; 1 38 6 .78; 1420.69; 1466.74; 1509.80; 1636.81; 1658.83;
1660.69; 1680. 8 6 ; 1682.79; 1698.78; 1704.88; 1717.86; 1739 .85; 1785.89; 1808.95; 186 6 .83; 1908.86; 1 954.88;
2165.02; 2540. 0 6; 2629.26; 2805.20; 2933.31; 3054.37; 3121.7*; 3399.54
76128
723.38; 733.32; 778.40; 851.49; 901.43; 927.41; 949.57; 1011.51; 1050.53; 1083.52; 1125.6 2; 1197.59; 1214.65;
1243.6; 1248.57; 1256.64; 130 9 .63; 1310.60; 1317.73; 1 38 6 .78; 1420.69; 1466.74; 1509.80; 1636.81; 1658.83;
1660.69; 1680. 8 6 ; 1682.79; 1698.78; 1704.88; 1717.86; 1739 .85; 1785.89; 1808.95; 186 6 .83; 1908.86; 1 954.88;
2165.02; 2540. 0 6; 2629.26; 2805.20; 2933.31; 3005.54*; 3054.37; 3070.37*; 3399.54
*albumin tryptic cleavage products, which MM doesn, t match.
Biology of South Seas (U kraina) I. I. Rudnava and V. G.
Shayda for the blood of marine fishes.
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